F*cking Cancelled with Clementine Morrigan

Wrong Turns with Jameela Jamil

Jameela Jamil

Society & Culture, Jameela Jamil, Storytelling, Disasters, Personal Journals, Comedians, Comedy Interviews, Conversation, Stand-up, Comedy, Funny, True Stories, Shame, Embarassing

4.7 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2023

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Canadian activist, podcaster and writer Clementine Morrigan joins Jameela this week and they dive right into the human impact of cancel culture, why it erodes trust and why it's bad for us to dehumanize ourselves. Clementine & Jameela cover ethical vulnerabilities, celebrities, and ask: are you outsourcing your integrity? This is a raw conversation that invites you to set boundaries and command your own world view but also this is an open discussion that covers topics such as domestic violence, abuse and touches on suicide. Follow Clementine on IG @clementinemorrigan and catch her as a cohost of the F*cking Cancelled podcast You can find transcripts for this episode on the Earwolf website. I Weigh has amazing merch – check it out at podswag.com Jameela is on Instagram @jameelajamil and Twitter @Jameelajamil And make sure to check out I Weigh’s Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube for more!

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of iWay with Jemida Jamil, a podcast against shame.
0:04.9	I hope you're well and I hope you're ready for what is another slightly controversial episode
0:11.9	in that it is not totally obedient of the narrative of the left or liberals.
0:17.3	Now I think it's important to have those conversations because it means that then we are able to have
0:23.1	more fleshed out full opinion that isn't just told to us we get to decide for ourselves and so
0:27.4	sometimes I like to have these conversations with people that I find interesting and I appreciate
0:32.1	you for still being here after you've even seen the word cancel in the title because fuck knows
0:37.0	it feels like we've been talking about cancel culture forever and it's become such a boring,
0:41.0	tired subject but that's often because we talk about it in the most banal surface level way
0:46.7	because it's about celebrity who got into trouble for a minute and people just criticise them
0:52.5	and they went away for like a week or a month and then they came back more powerful than ever
0:57.6	and that's kind of what we think cancel culture is. This episode gets into the nitty gritty of what
1:03.5	actual real cancel culture is and it is happening and it's not just happening to celebrities it's
1:08.5	happening to people in all kinds of different areas and walks of life for all kinds of different
1:13.2	ages including in school. We talk about what actual cancellation is about the social ostracisation
1:20.8	about the complete decimation of someone's entirety over one act or one opinion or one mistake
1:28.0	even one that happened years and years ago and it's not supposed to be in defence of any of these
1:33.2	people it's just to unpick why do we find it so easy to dispose of others do we actually find it
1:40.8	easy is it good for us what does it feel like to be on the receiving end of such intense
1:45.9	actual cancellation and what does it feel like to be the one cancelling why what is it that we
1:52.8	enjoy where is this safety that we are finding and doing so my guest Clementine Morrigan has spent
1:59.5	so much time thinking about this subject and she put so much thought and energy and so much of her
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